Unless you're familiar with dirt bikes, it might surprise you to learn that Kawasaki still makes a few two-stroke motorcycles. The two-stroke engine has largely disappeared from motocross above any ...

It was a dark day when Kawasaki discontinued the 2-stroke back in 2007. I cried. Our writers cried. The world cried.

This new product from Kawasaki, a famous motorcycle manufacturer, has again stirred the market. After checking the first bike with a hydraulic system, the company offered all the necessary documents ...

Kawasaki is a brand arguably best known for manufacturing many of the rugged dirt bikes and high-octane motorcycles seen burning up tracks on the motocross and MotoGP circuits year in and year out.

You would be right to assume that a mint-condition gem like this antique H2 doesn’t come cheap because you’ll need north of $15,000 to score it for the time being. For gearheads who prefer four wheels ...

Kawasaki is doing some fascinating work toward decarbonizing motorcycles. After launching the world's first hybrid streetbike in the Ninja 7 Hybrid, it's now built a supercharged, zero-emissions, ...